Upturn in Cambodian attacks reported by military
Cambodian military spokesman says attacks surged across the country in the last 24 hours. Fighting continued at Saang and Kralanh near Angkor Wat. Siem Reap airfield came under mortar and rifle fire. Kompong Cham, Prey Totung and Skoun faced night and daylight strikes as clearing operations began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phnom Penh
Siem Reap
Angkor
Kompong Cham
Prey Totung
Skoun
Cambodian forces endure night of shelling near Phnom Penh
Across Cambodia artillery and mortar fire pressed on Kompong Thom 87 miles north of Phnom Penh while fighting loomed around the burned summer home of former Cambodian head of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk on the Kiri Rom Plateau. Cambodian troops faced siege on the plateau as government forces recaptured towns and combat spilled into Takeo and Skoun amid bombing by allied aircraft. In Saigon, university students threatened mass desertion from compulsory training over mistreatment, and Nixon named Frank Borman to press for the release of American prisoners in North Vietnam and the Vietcong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kompong Thom
Phoung Penh
Norodom Sihanouk
Kiri Rom
Vwichoong
Skoun
Sind
Chambak
Takeo Province
Cambodia
North Vietnamews Agency
South Vietnam
da Nang
Amercans
Song Be
Saigon
Tieutenant
Tom Saravanna
Kamvpot
Phnom Penh
Lresen
Vavanni
Sihanouk
Kampel
Aap-Reuter
Saigon University
Quang Trung
Saigon — Students Council
Huynh Tan Mam
Washington
Nixon
Frank Borman
North Vietnam
US Air Force
Borman
New York
Moscow
Brandt to sign treaty in Moscow
West Germany Señ Chancellor Brandt will travel to Moscow to sign a Soviet West German treaty. Bonn officials and Gromyko indicated formal acceptance of the Soviet invitation, with Cabinet decision pending final approval. The accord renounces force and accepts existing European borders as inviolable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Moscow
Helmut Allard
Chamuko
Bonn
Gromyko
Seheel
Howet
Kosyein
My Gromyke
Savane Ual Tedlay
Ae‘ardt
Grremyke Jalied
Tos
Konrad Adenauer
Marshal Bulgasin
Soviet Union
Bomb blasts rock Northern Ireland sparking alarm
Three pre-dawn blasts in Belfast and surrounding areas cause widespread panic with no deaths reported. A major explosion near a hospital and power substation blacks out electricity as police note increased pressure on Prime Minister Chichester-Clark's government and calls for harsher action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Aap-Reuter
Northern Ireland
West Belfast
Think Road
Dublin
Killeen
Treand
Chichester-Clark
Spain
Maharaj Chakravarty Bengali patriot dies at 82 in Delhi
Veteran Bengali independence fighter known as Maharaj Chakravarty died in New Delhi at 82 after a heart attack. He spent decades in British and Pakistani jails, aligned with militant anti-British action, and visited India from East Pakistan last month for the first time since 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Sunda
Thap-Reuter
Tradokya Senthy Chiabdiavarty
Undivided
India
Mr Chakravarty
Maharaj
Gandhi
Mymensingh
East Pakistan
Giuol
Manda- Tay
Burma
East Germany seeks Western recognition via notes in Warsaw
East Germany asked six Western states Belgium Canada Denmark France Holland and Italy to reconsider their refusal of official recognition in notes delivered through the Polish foreign ministry in Warsaw. Reports say similar notes may have been given to Swedish and Austrian diplomats. Ulbricht sent the notes to state heads claiming Erfurt and Kassel summits advanced de facto recognition. no replies yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
East Germany
Foreign Ministry
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
France
Holland
Italy
Wolniak
Ulbricht
Erfurt
Kassel
West Germany
Weather roundup for European cities on Sunday
London fair 66 Paris weather and cloudy 64 Rome sunny 79 Berlin fair 72 Edinburgh temperatures 57 Moscow 66 at 9 am today. rain expected in some areas. overall mixed conditions across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Rome
Berlin
Moscow
Wheat nations call new conference in Geneva talks
A 12-nation committee of major wheat producers and consumers concluded four days of talks in Geneva on drafting a new international grains agreement to replace the current one. No communique was issued. Delegations were to decide positions, with another committee meeting possible in mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Singapore National Day Parade Showcases Military Power
Singapore marks its fifth independence anniversary with a grand parade in the Cricket Club area featuring defence equipment. Armoured personnel carriers, Strikemaster jets, and Parental units highlight the display while police and Singaporean armed forces project strength against alleged Communist threats cited by the Prime Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Jels Seren
Lee
Macial
Unemployment Rises to Five-Year High in U S
Washington reports unemployment up to a new peak for five years, marking a rise from May as the Labour Department announced the higher rate yesterday. The data underscores continuing labor market strain and broader economic concerns for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Sinilay
AAP - Reuter
United States
Labour Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
World News
Mr Gromyko
Mr Scheel
Germany
Indo - China
Saang
Kralanh
Angkor Wat
STO
Interstate Phone Express
Dia
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Adelaide
Hobart
Australian Post Office
St Civic
N. Ireland
Britain
Lister Defence Regiment
Tso
Londonderry
West
Wheat Nations
Civic
Civic Permanent
Deta Civic Co-operative Permanent Building Society Ltd
Sarema Place
Canberra City
Lambert &Butler